The document discusses the integration of interaction design evaluation into the product design process, emphasizing the importance of user interaction experiences. It highlights the challenges of blending digital and physical interfaces, especially in medical products for chronic conditions like multiple sclerosis and arthritis. The goal is to improve life quality through design, moving from mere monitoring to enhancing patients' autonomy and social interaction.

1. Integrating Interaction Design Evaluation into Product Design Process

2. STEVE VISSER Professor of Industrial Design CHERYL ZHENYU QIAN Assistant Professor of Interaction Design Department of Art and Design

8. An urgent need to consider digital interaction

9. User Interaction Experience 00 interface + navigation

10. Interface 00 A boundary across which two independent systems meet and act on or communicate with each other.

11. Interface 00 What is the industrial designer’s responsibility? Physical interface itself or Integration of digital & physical interface

12. User Interface 00 Engineering-centered user-centered

13. A Humanized Interface Lessons learned so far: Don’t replace humans Don’t replicate humans Reflect human behavior. Three qualities of the human interface ( Christopher Fahey, IXDA 2010 ) Sentience Intimacy Personality 00

14. Navigation 00

15. Lost in the navigation 01

16. 01 Lost in the navigation

17. To integrate physical and digital interaction in education, there are gaps

18. Gap between design and cognitive science 01

19. Gap between design and information technology 01

20. Gap between design and evaluation methods 01

21. GE Healthcare Home Monitor for patients of Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, Arthritis, Cerebral Palsy

22. What are the home monitors on the market?

23. Existing Product Usability Tests 00

24. Identified Problems 00

25. Diseases Research 00

26. Empathetic Research 00

27. Identified Many Problems For example, for CP Impossible to make universal product creation since no two CP patients are exactly the same. If wake up during the midnight, it is very hard to adjust position and fall back to sleep Lack of resources to organize series of training Lack of adequate information resources for patients who are over age of 18. Expensive products and treatments Eager to regain some form of freedom: from human aides, of movement, of social interaction. … 00 The design goal changed from monitoring to improving the chronic conditions and life quality

28. Concept Progression 00 Each team illustrate 12 design concepts

29. Review Concepts 00 96 design concepts generated from 8 teams

30. Physical Prototypes 00

31. Digital Prototypes 00

32. Design Evaluation 00

33. Multiple Sclerosis Problem © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

34. Design Outcome © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

35. © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

36. © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

37. © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

38. © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

39. © 2011 Cheryl Zhenyu Qian, Purdue University

40. Arthritis Problem 00

46. Design Outcome of Enable The solution. Fits comfortably in hand

47. Track how long you have been inactive Design Outcome for Arthritis

48. Design Outcome 00

54. School of Visual and Performing Arts Industrial and Interaction Design Graphic Design (VCD) Electronic and time-based Arts College of Engineering Mechanic Engineering Computing Engineering Electronic Engineering Push the envelope of design

55. www.interactiondesign.us Deadline: Feb. 1 st , 2012